Dr. Jart’s Cicapair Tiger Grass Calming Gel Cream

$45.99

7.6

Price

9.5/10

Anti Aging

9.0/10

Texture

6.0/10

Moisturizing

9.0/10

Packaging

4.5/10

Pros

Calms the pain and redness in the skin.
Reduce blemishes from inflammation.
Keeps your skin hydrated all night.

Cons

This cream is really thick. For those with oily skin this is too much.
It's not going right under the makeup, either.
When it doesn't match your skin type it will cause skin problems.

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Tiger Grass Calming Gel Review

A healthy skin care routine is just as sturdy as the items that you are using. While the right quality products can make your skin look better now and in the future, products of low quality can be ineffective and even harmful. The word skincare brings three things to mind: skin cancer, dry skin, and a long line of beauty products. But that’s more than concern at surface level. While a skincare routine may sound like high maintenance, steps are not only needed for healthy skin but also easy to implement. Our skin needs changes with the change of the season — it’s fair, and we can change the stuff that we put on our skin.

“Tiger grass” may sound like something wild, but it’s an ingredient finding its way into all sorts of skincare items. If you haven’t heard of that, you are likely to be going to soon. The element, also known as Centella asiatica, is becoming increasingly popular, and we’re embarking. Tiger grass or Centella asiatica is a medicinal herb, which has been commonly used in the eastern countries for a long time and has recently begun to gain popularity in the west. It is also noted that Centella asiatica has been called a “miracle elixir of life” for thousands of years. Centella asiatica is most notable for its ability to heal wounds. In reality, legend has it that Centella asiatica got its “tiger grass” nickname from tigers that would roll around after combat in the plant in an attempt to soothe their wounds. While we cannot confirm the tale’s authenticity, it is noted that Centella asiatica has historically been prescribed for wounds. Various sources confirm that Centella asiatica has been used to treat a wide variety of dry skin-related conditions due to its ability to enhance skin hydration and is an active ingredient in anti-aging formulations. Doctors have revealed that it contains saponins that are anti-inflammatory. The majority of formulations with Centella asiatica can support dry and sensitive skin and all other uses.

A wide variety of skincare products is being produced using tiger grass as an ingredient among many. The reviews of the users give us the impression that it is genuinely beneficial for the skin. Various skin care products like “Tiger grass serum” and the “color-correcting treatment” are commercially available and have excellent reviews. However, the “Tiger grass calming gel-cream” has been the talk of the town. It is a lightweight gel-cream with potential both for hydration and reduction of redness. It’s a transparent, green gel-cream with a new fragrance that reminds of freshly cut grass blades. It does not sink in instantly, but if you give it a minute, it will ultimately be absorbed. This fits well in the daytime with sunscreen and heavier moisturizer in the night. Without over-moisturizing the oily spots, it certainly helps to hydrate the dry patches, which is magic in a tube. Get hold of Dr. Jart’s Cicapair Tiger Grass Calming Gel Cream and include it in your skincare routine to get flawless and ageless skin.

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